GFLEC

GFLEC stands for the George Warren Brown School of Social Work's Center for Innovation in Financial Literacy. It is an academic research center dedicated to advancing knowledge and practice in financial literacy and consumer economics. GFLEC focuses on research, education, and outreach initiatives aimed at improving financial well-being for individuals and families. Their work often involves understanding consumer financial behaviors, developing effective financial education programs, and exploring policy implications.

The center conducts studies on a wide range of topics related to financial decision-making, including saving, debt management, investing, and retirement planning. GFLEC also develops and disseminates educational resources and training for professionals working in financial education and social services. They collaborate with various stakeholders, including academics, practitioners, policymakers, and community organizations, to promote financial capability. GFLEC's mission is to build a more financially resilient society through evidence-based approaches and practical solutions. Their research often informs the development of curricula and interventions designed to equip people with the knowledge and skills needed to make sound financial choices throughout their lives.